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February 6, 2012

TEXAS CITY - A man pulled from the Democratic Party ballot in 2008 is suing his bank, claiming a bounced check kept him from running for a county commissioner seat.

Reginald L. Gilford Sr. filed the lawsuit against Texas First Bank on Jan. 31 in Galveston's 212th District Court.

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Comments:

Mr. Gilford Sr. derailed him own self and has his own self to blame for being 'short' of money in the bank. He's a sore loser and wants to blame others for his downfalls. Plus, he wants to take people from their jobs to sit on a jury! Shame on you!

Posted by Laney at 2/6/2012 10:42:19 AM

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